At IDEF 2025, Roketsan will showcase six new products, including ballistic, cruise, and air defense missiles, highlighting its export and partnership-oriented growth strategy.

At IDEF 2025, ASELSAN will unveil nine new technologies in radar, electronic warfare, electro-optics, air defense, and communications, alongside over 300 systems and 20+ signing ceremonies.

Developed with Koluman’s own funds, the new KISRAK 4x4 will appear at IDEF 2025. With a 330 hp engine, 6.5-ton payload, and modular layouts, it targets personnel/cargo, recon, C2, logistics, and fuel-tanker roles.

Türkiye’s homegrown GÖKÇERİ aerostat will be unveiled at IDEF 2025, offering 120–1000 m tethered operations, up to 10 days endurance, fiber-optic data link, and a locally built helium system.

Under an MKE–MoNE protocol, applications are open until July 31 for a classroom-free school in Kırıkkale. Thirty students will be admitted using 2025 LGS scores.

ASELSAN’s YILDIRIM 100 DIRCM, seen in recent test footage, dazzles and decoys IR-guided missiles with multi-band laser energy; experts expect broad integration, including KAAN.

HAVELSAN has been certified by the Turkish Standards Institution with the TS EN ISO 56001 Innovation Management System—becoming the first in Türkiye’s software sector to achieve it, strengthening competitiveness and sustainable growth.

Fiber-optic-tethered FPV drones are rising as EW-resilient killers. Seen in recent Special Forces drills, Türkiye’s ecosystem readies multiple products—experts hint at fresh IDEF 2025 announcements.